With the GPS attached, can the flash still be used? I have a D610.
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Just attach the GPS unit to the camera strap as previously mentioned, to use it and the flash. You cannot use the flash with the GPS attached to the hot shoe mount, it gets in the way of the flash popping up.
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I'm not familiar with the D610, but with respect to my D300: Yes, easily. While the unit is designed to slide into the flash shoe, it doesn't have to sit there. It receives its power via the cable. I just wrap my cable around my camera strap a couple of times and it stays nicely out of the way.
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Thanks for this info. Not many people use the GPS and so you are the first to input on it. I have ordered a couple more batteries. I will need the GPS alot. I just hope I can figure it out once I get the camera. Stormy
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Yes, if used with external Cannon software called CameraWindow, connectable through a smart phone. CameraWindow has a GPS logger function; when activated it keeps track of your movements, and can add that information to photos taken on the camera-just make sure that both devices are set to the same time.
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Yes works perfectly as expected! in the GPS port of the D3X00 camera, be extremely careful when unplug this device because the connector its weak this is the only issue of this product, mine external shutter break i didn't buy a new one because y bought a D7000 which include internal interval shutting functionality.
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It should be if D7100 has a GPS interface for remote trigger. It works on D7000 so technically should work for D7100 as well unless they changed the specs on GPS port
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I don't know about the D90, but on my camera (D7000) it plugs into the GPS input. I would assume they would be the same on both cameras.
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No, it's quality isn't very reliable, and a HV flash can fry your digital baby, if you have a 7100 you should buy real flash units like Nikon ones, or other ttl flash unit
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I have the D7000 as well so you should be fine. The receiver will connect to the GPS port on the left side of the camera body and does not have to be mounted to the flash hot shoe to work. I also like the fact that it comes with a wire for direct connection (not wireless) when wireless is not needed.
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Im assuming thats a camera. The flash has a sync cable and slave. If your camera has a sync option it should work. If your camera has a flash it should also work set in the slave position
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I can't speak to your flash and camera specifically, but I have a D90 and an SB-700 and the transmitter works like a charm. It comes with cords but I don't need them. Hope that helps.
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No, as long as you're using it mounted directly to the camera as an on camera flash.
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I am not really sure! I had set my settings on automatic and the flash only worked when it was needed. I am sure there must be a way to keep it on, but I really don't have the answer for you. You may be able to download the manuel for it from the sony website. Worth a try.
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having Used It on the d90 the 7100 its very slow to capture the GPS signal and I don't use it often anymore. Found it to be more trouble than it's worth.
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hey mate I got an canon 1100d , which is mostly same built as 6d.. the dongle join by the tripper port on your camera , so it should work perfect. I believe that other trigger cables work the same on the 6d as well as my 1100d..the app runs off your phone that controls the dongle. there is presetting to do first with the app ,but is easly to work out.
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Yes, if you have it in one of the automatic modes. Watch out for the flash itself as it rises out of the top left of the camera and if you have your finger there, it gets in the way.
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I have shot 200 pics before I charged the battery before. That is not using the flash. With flash, I don't know.
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You must use AAA batteries with the flash. It does not use the camera battery.